Sustaining peace in West Africa requires multi-level partnerships that engage and foster robust relationships among critical actors at key levels.
From a general perspective it can be said that every actor in the Sahel is walking on a tight rope trying to achieve limited objectives, without remaining stuck in the many complexities of the local political milieu.
The alarming rate of coups on the continent are an indicator that firmer measures are required from the AU and respective regional bodies as a deterrent.
Press Statement of the 951st open session meeting of the PSC, held on 5 October 2020 on the theme: “Implementation and Commemoration of United Nations (UN) Security Council Resolution 1325
What Next After Second UN Resolution 1325 Action Plan? Source: Nation / Moraa Obiria Ms Winny Chebochok is one of the three women in the 12-member Kuresoi South Sub-county Peace
Malian women leaders presented on the current situation in the country, their ongoing mediation efforts, and the actions they have taken and plan to take.
Comparing and contrasting effectiveness of the 2015 Bamako Agreement in Mali and the 2016 peace agreement in Colombia.
Exchanging ideas on common areas of engagement with the African Union Commission’s Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights.
Editorial By Vasu Gounden Modern United Nations Peacekeeping Towards a Holistic Approach to Addressing Conflict By Seun Abiola & John Otte Transnational Security Threats and Challenges to Peacekeeping in Mali
Editorial By Vasu Gounden Modern United Nations Peacekeeping Towards a Holistic Approach to Addressing Conflict By Seun Abiola & John Otte Transnational Security Threats and Challenges to Peacekeeping in Mali